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American Jukebox Order Time Writer(s) Title Artist Disc Label Year Position Comment File Number Intro Track Release Date Date Played Date Played Copy 01 3:10 A.P. Carter Can the Circle Be Unbroken (Will The Carter Family BOX: Classic Country Music - DISC 1 Smithsonian 1935 Lead vocal Maybelle Carter BOX ClasCountry 0:04 1/9 9/28/19 02 2:44 A.P. Carter Wthoer rcieirdc leM.a..n) Blues The Carter Family Songs of Faith, Spirit & Life iTunes compilation 1934 CNTYV iTnesComp 7 9/28/19 Covred by the Kingston Trio in 1959 03 3:09 Jimmie Rodgers No Hard Times Jimmie Rodgers Songs of Faith, Spirit & Life iTunes 1934 CNTYV iTunesComp none 6 9/28/19 04 3:06 Patsy Montana I Want To Be A Cowboy's Patsy Montana & The Prairie Ramblers Columbia Country Classics Volume 1: The Golden Columbia 1935 First C&W hit for a female artist. Her yodeling set the standard for other females who CNTYV Country 0:07 5 1990 9/28/19 Age followed. 05 2:48 Jimmie Davis YSowue eAtrhee Maryt Sunshine Jimmie Davis Stardust - Decca Hits & Standards (Disc 1) Decca/MCA 1940 0:09 8 9/28/19 He wrote this. Twice elected as governor of Louisiana. 06 2:38 Tubb Walking The Floor Over You Ernest Tubb Sioux City Sue (Disc 1) 1941 0:16 1/3 9/28/19 07 2:51 Bob WIlls/Tommy Duncan New Spanish Two Step Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys The Essentrail Bob Wills Columbia 1946 0 CD Bob Wills [#1 C&W charts 16 wks] CNTYM W i l l s 15 9/28/19 08 2:45 Hank Williams Honky Tonkin’ Hank Williams Legendar Country Singers - Hank Williams Time-Life 1947 c14 CNTYM Williams 0:05 17 9/28/19 09 2:34 AP Carter Wabash Cannonball Roy Acuff & His Smoky Mountain Boys Columbia Country Classics Volume 1: The Golden Columbia 1947 CNTYV Country 23 1990 9/28/19 Age 10 2:09 Hank Williams Jambalaya (On The Bayou) Brenda Lee Brenda Lee Anthology Volume 1: 1956-1961 MCA 1956 0 Recorded at age 11. RKF Lee 0:04 1 1991 4/17/10 9/28/19 11 2:45 William Warren/A P Carter The Wild Side of Life Hank Thompson & His Brazos Valley Boys Country USA: 1952 TIme-Life 1952 c1 #1 on the Country Charts Series CntyUSA 0:07 8 1/26/08 9/28/19 12 2:30 J D Miller It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Kitty Wells Country USA 1952 TIme-Life 1952 27 CD GrHts + Country USA 1952 Tk 9 -- NARAS Grammy Hall of Fame 1998 Series CntyUSA 0:06 9 4/7/07 1/26/08 9/28/19 CDV-unn tk 9 13 3:02 Marijohn Wilkin/Danny Dill LTongk BAlnagcek lsVeil Lefty Frizell Country USA: 1959 Time-Life 1959 c6 Also on Series Country USA 0:06 24 8/27/16 9/28/19 14 2:37 Crudup That’s All Right Mama Elvis Presley Songs of Faith, Spirit & Life iTunes compilation 1955 CNTYV iTunesComp 9 9/28/19 15 2:37 Johnny Cash/Roy Cash, Jr I Still Miss Someone Johnny Cash Legendary Country Singers Time-Life 1958 Country Chart: 0 CDCNTY Cash none 8 1995 9/28/19 16 3:04 Hank Cochran She's Got You Patsy Cline Legendary Country Singers: Patsy Cline Time-Life 1962 14 CD GrHts CDF-21 Cntry Cline 0:06 21 8/13/11 9/28/19 17 2:18 Anderson Once A Day Connie Smith Connie Smith West Side (UK import) 1964 101 #1 on the country charts Cntry Smith 0:05 3 5/17/08 9/28/19 18 2:47 Lee Hazlewood Jackson Johnny Cash with June Carter Greatest Hits Volume 1 Columbia 1967 0 1967 pop hit for Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazelwood Country M Cash 0:06 1 1987 9/28/19 19 3:04 L E White/Lola Jean Dillon You’re the Reason Our Kids Are Conway Twitty and Lorreta Lynn Songs of Faith, Spirit & Life iTunes compilation 1978 CNTYV iTunesComp 14 9/28/19 20 2:10 Loretta Lynn/Peggy Sue Wills DUglyon't Come Home A-Drinkin' (With Loretta Lynn Classic Country 1965 - 1969 - DISC 1 Time-Life 1967 c1 CNTYV Country 11 1998 9/28/19 21 2:40 Shel Silverstein OLonvei’ns' On tYhoeu rW Maiynd) Loretta Lynn Legendary Country Singers - Loretta Lynn Time-Life 1972 c1 CNTYF Lynn 0:13 14 9/28/19 22 2:51 Ted Harris Crystal Chandelier Charley Pride Legendary Country Series Time-Life 1968 Did not chart. CNTYM Pride none 8 1996 9/28/19 23 2:04 BillSherrill/Glen Sutton Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad Tammy Wynette Legendary Country Singers Time-Life 1967 c3 CNTYF Wynette 0:03 2 1995 9/28/19 24 3:04 Bobby Braddock/Rafe Van Hoy Golden Ring George Jones & Tammy Wynette Legendary Country Singers Time-Life 1976 c1 CNTYM Jones 0:06 19 1995 9/28/19 25 3:19 Bobby Braddock/Curly Putman He Stopped Loving Her Today George Jones Legendary Country Singers Time-Life 1980 c1 CMA Award: Single of the Year CNTYM Jones none 23 1995 9/28/19 26 2:57 Dolly Parton I Will Always Love You Dolly Parton Legendary Country Singers: Dolly Parton Time-Life 1974 c1 CNTYF Parton 0:11 13 1996 9/28/19 27 2:40 Don Reid/Harold Reid The Class of ‘57 (1957) The Statler Brothers The Country Music Hall of Fame: The Statler Time-Life 1972 #6 on the Country charts CNTRY Statler 0:04 4 8/16/08 6/5/10 8/24/13 9/28/19 Brothers 28 2:33 Ed Bruce/Patsy Bruce Mamas, Don't Let Your Babies Willie Nelson & Waylon Jennings Classic Country Music: A Smithsonian Collection Smithsonian/RCA/BMG 1978 c1 BOX Country 0:03 10 1990 9/28/19 [Disc 4] 29 2:21 Kris Kristofferson HGreolpw MUep MTaok Bee I tC Tohwrboouygsh the Night Kris Kristofferson Songs of Faith, Spirit & Life iTunes compilation 1971 CNTYV iTunesComp 10 9/28/19 30 3:04 Kris Kristofferson Highwayman W Nelson, W Jennings, J Cash, K Songs of Faith, Spirit & Life iTunes compilation 1971 CNTYV iTunesComp 11 9/28/19 31 3:41 Randy Owen Mountain Music AKrlaisbtaomffaerson Alabama: Legendary Country Singers Time-Life 1982 c1 CNTYG Alabama 0:17 7 1996 9/28/19 32 5:13 A.P. Carter Will the Circle Be Unbroken (Can The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and Friends Will the Circle Be Unbroken - (Songs of Faith, iTunes compilation 1972 Includes Mama Maybelle Carter, Roy Acuff, Johnny Cash and other classics. CNTYV iTunes 0:47 5 9/28/19 the circle...) Spirit & Life) EVERYONE in contry music has performed this or recorded it..
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